BeatSwap Reveals BTX Buyback Progress: 1.38% of Supply Locked and Bought Back
BlockBeats News, March 23rd. According to official sources, BeatSwap today announced the latest buyback progress, implementing two core strategies for BTX. Firstly, through Strategy A, a total of 10,679,089.91 BTX were repurchased, accounting for approximately 0.71% of the total supply. Secondly, executing Strategy B on PancakeSwap V3, injecting 96,860 USDT and 10,108,770 BTX into the liquidity pool, and locking it for 6 months, representing around 0.67% of the total supply. Overall, this round of buyback and liquidity deployment has affected approximately 1.38% of the total BTX supply, and all related transactions have been recorded on-chain and are publicly verifiable.
BeatSwap stated that the above measures aim to optimize the market's liquidity structure and enhance long-term stability. They also emphasized that the provided information is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice or recommendation. The project team indicated that future buyback operations will be dynamically adjusted based on internal strategies and market conditions. The specific timing and scale of implementation will not be disclosed in advance to maintain market fairness and integrity.
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